Value Collection SC60104726 Knife File Double Cut 10 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION SC60104726 is a 10-inch American-pattern knife file designed for precision filing in tight angles and on surfaces where a pointed profile is required. The knife-style cross-section allows the file to work into acute grooves, slots, and beveled edges that standard flat files cannot reach. At 1-1/32 inches wide and 1/4 inch thick, the double-cut second-cut tooth pattern removes material efficiently while leaving a moderately smooth finish. The tang end is designed to accept a standard file handle. This file is a standard hand tool used by machinists, pipefitters, millwrights, and general trade technicians.

The SC60104726 is suited for bench work and field use where controlled material removal on metal, plastic, or similar hard materials is needed. The double-cut pattern makes it effective for deburring, shaping, and fitting components. The knife profile is particularly useful when filing into V-grooves, between gear teeth, or on angled seating surfaces. It is a single-piece non-flexible file, appropriate for hand filing tasks that require consistent, controlled passes along a defined edge or surface.

Key Features

• Knife file profile accesses acute angles, V-grooves, and tight slots
• Double-cut tooth pattern for efficient stock removal with a second-cut finish
• 10-inch cut length suitable for standard bench and field filing tasks
• 1-1/32 inch width and 1/4 inch thickness for a rigid, stable cutting body
• Tang end accepts standard aftermarket file handles
• Non-flexible construction for consistent hand pressure and controlled passes

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose American-pattern knife file compatible with standard file handles sold separately. Suitable for use on metal, plastic, and similar hard materials in bench or field applications.

Installation Notes

Always fit a properly sized handle onto the tang before use to prevent hand injury from an exposed tang tip. Secure the workpiece in a vise or fixture before filing to maintain control and accuracy. Inspect the file for cracks or broken teeth before each use and replace if damaged. Files should not be used on materials harder than the file itself, as this damages the teeth and reduces service life.